The history of the oppression of LGBTQ communities is characterized by numerous examples of state violence and persecution. In many countries around the world, homosexuality was criminalized and...
Moral Philosophy and Allyship for LGBT Rights
LGBTQ+ individuals face discrimination and prejudice from many sectors of society. This has led to them feeling isolated and marginalized, leading to...
Historical LGBTQ+ symbols have been used to represent the queer community's struggle for recognition and acceptance. From rainbow flags to pride parades, these symbols serve as powerful reminders of...
Narratives of divine love and justice have been integral to religious belief since ancient times. As believers, many people have come to understand their place in the world through these stories,...
The concept of justice is often framed in terms of rights, obligations, and fairness within societal structures.
When considering queer identities and experiences, these concepts become...
Collective acts of remembrance are important ways to honor victims of hate crimes and help communities recover from traumatic experiences. When individuals come together to remember those who have...
In the context of justice, there are many different approaches to what constitutes an appropriate response to difference. Some philosophers believe that differences should be accepted without...
Philosophy of Inclusivity
I will present philosophical arguments supporting inclusive policies for equitable treatment of LGBT individuals in workplaces and schools. This is an important issue...
As an inclusive society, it is important to recognize that everyone has the right to be part of society and should have access to resources, opportunities, and services. Radical inclusion goes beyond...
Intersectionality is an important concept that has gained increasing attention in recent years due to its potential for enhancing philosophical theories of justice. This essay will explore how...